REVIEW: The Spirit Bridge by James Rubart

The Spirit Bridge by James Rubart

{About the Book}

The Warriors Riding have battled in astounding supernatural realms, set captives free, and awakened thousands of hearts. But now their only chance of survival depends on calling for The Spirit Bridge.

Reece, Dana, Brandon, and Marcus have achieved staggering success in the spiritual realm . . . but each is reeling from vicious attacks. They need rest. A break from the war.

But the warlord Zennon is raging and will give them no quarter. The demon holds what he believes to be the trump card—a hidden strategy set in motion before Warriors Riding even began—that will detonate the team from the inside out. And he's just set it loose.

The street magician Simon—finally free of Zennon's alternate reality prison—is racing to remember his past before his ignorance obliterates his destiny. Then there's Miyo—a brash young warrior with advanced knowledge of spiritual realities and supernatural armor even Reece doesn't know about. These two will be pivotal in the final war.

If only the Warriors knew which side Simon and Miyo are truly on. If only they knew how to fight against Zennon's final assault.

The Spirit Bridge is the epic conclusion to acclaimed author James L. Rubart's Well Spring series, which will propel each of the Warriors Riding on a quest of true identity, ultimate freedom, and a final battle that will leave them changed forever.

{My Review}

Rating: 4.5 Stars!!

The Spirit Bridge by James Rubart is reminiscent of a Ted Dekker and Frank Perreti novel. The Spirit Bridge deals with the supernatural, good and evil. This normally is not the type of book I would pick up, but this author has been recommended to me countless times. So I thought I would give it a try. It was overall a good and strong novel. I'm quite surprised I enjoyed it so much. I will definitely be reading Jim's other works.